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sTATES IsLAND-FiRSr INNGNG.
Umpires-Mcssrs. Butter and AllwOrth.
xEw.YoEK BEATEN BY CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Aug. C>p6ciGt.-1he phenomenal pitching
OF Clarkson NJ critical points and the hard ana lucky
batting Chicago Just where IL needed most lost to-
DAYS game for New-YOrk New-Y0rk batted out two
runs handly in the first hits by Herman and Nar and
AnsOns error. Chicago tied in the second, ficncr
hitting safely to right. Williamson got his base on
balls and Flints hit brought bOth III. New
York batted out another earned run In The
fourth COpnors thrce-b and Ewings hit 10 nght
for two bases They added two more in the next on
errors of Burns and Williamson and ernans two'bIscr
They got no more until the ninth. when keete hit for
three bases aud home on passed pail fliH re-
play up Ter the nat and k-cfe disrcsari M
Ewing, orders siaY third. with NrW-1orh lhice
ahead apparently invncibe. and ali tue Giants
playing a wonderfully strong game. Chicago came IN ,o
nth ad struck the LUCKY stieah. Tue hfst
two out easily. Then suh"hy
got base on balls, and the next
three men bat ed ont safe hts IN regular order Win
the bases full Pfccr fcd the bali the rsht field
IA homc-run ana i've rats were scored all OF
them earned In the Burnss thtee-DaScr earned
more. and In the eighth iOr single hits and Wards
lddel four three OF them being earned The
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AIM In chanccry FLED by eN Chancellor Runyon yes
teria f,r rat tto The estate AuEust Pei.sr Roman
liolc WIo,p Protestant Pcs'r left all his r. al
est tie with {oSOnb T. Michaes Hospital Oman "a n
ole nsutuc Ihe widow claims. aside from Ell do" night
that .n OO0 10 her husband which he invested
real estate
judge Dcpsw YESTERDAY appointed George H. WIS IN re-
crlver oil the NOrth be ir,Il Quarry Company.
Walter ~ Cong ~ the >ewtrl TraIrly Company, mas
male n assgumrnt 20 Howard W HAYES. His cr dtors
will meet 10 ay
Jon.- sweeney 81 The wildcat train thar had
with The tram on the New oFk
aud Greenwood axe u 1lro, AT Ipnr No air two
weeks aro rrlef" from the County jail At Newark yes
tcrdny 800 bail ~wc"nry was arrested ~ GoSi'n on
D. runuts Jersey, anu was
taken 10 Newark on Friaay
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NEUS From THE SCBURBS.
IERsEY CITY

Warrants were i.sued Nv Police Justice Wanser Yesterday
for tte OF puilnaun. CHARLES Ienkcl. ACTON
~rhneper Sic 1nl trne,t Npprli the propr eurs
Of The hill who are charged with having
led inc SUNDAY law by selling trrr sunday. They
give bail to as action OF the Grand Jury.
man whose supposed To- b. william Field del on
. boar house 10 Sus-eS-st The man ariVed
IN Jersey Ftnav ard lad dinner IN Germans res
loo lilo said he was on his way 10
England and exh bred steefsge ticket Tor he lnman
nf Montreal sriled the newt dav The
ticket was To- BRISTOL ENGLAND AMI wa sold by william
Ma. Of estfuS-cs-t Nrw.i orr. To- william Field Alta
dinner e. taken sick aui was removed 20 tho
AIDING ou-e he 'iel Anon. hs effects were found
dee sios ing that hc nod
irr-lca County 0i Somerset In ~hi notice
o. hi. death u the British Consul In Ne" orS
.cov belo err Jrrsry CIV and canal boat living
sic The tie Morgan t. dock were robbed by
night OF nearly 800 feet OF ha"ser an"
quantity rlpO
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-snlLLnrER oARnExs nArE MrsIc ov SryDAr

Tho pr.rr q o. VS. End beer and music gar
dcns were arrarsef the Harlem Police court y'suiuN
IN " ha been giving scrI concc, t. for The pleasure OF
sr,J., ,tr,ns ana rc,pe IN the noghborhO0d did not
Ike IA AMI h ia propli tors arrested on ~
coo rnfg 49, ~aurr N the Atal4nta Casino; H. l.
Lane tusr opsItal Casino. aud william Schwhb Harlem
Al. irr .trI. The arrests made Tor the purpose on
t..l' II a.. cr-. unIrr n, musical ncri"r.
m sunday The prison - waived examination all
the court OF Special SESSIONS nhdeF
40 hal "a
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AN ARCHITECT HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY.

AN ARCHITECT HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY.
Edward Rof mer, architect ana bun DER VI No
90 JewettaNe., Jersey City, was arrested In Eas'
Onc-iundr d-and-hiid-,t yesterday charge VI
grand larceny. lie taken before Judge Guucr'
:. 80 a. .., Coz. ,cLctaI SSsslOils, Iieadeu nov
pu ty and IN FAULT Of bar. was Iemandcd 10 ~
TOmDs. About a year ago kOemer apIilcd 10 NhhHn
j. Merritt, IA ital-t. o. No. liz west Onc-hulluiSo
ant-tu cnty -scN cIth-s, building Dan OF SoOOOo
on some properly ho owe. Ia Ohe-nuidcd-lhu,
tW cllth and One-hundI cdlndthrtccnth ats east W
Man atta. ave. Tnr two men met AZ tao Oihccs o.
tho Tito Guarantee and Trust Company, where loc
uer declared in writing that there wa no JudshleIH
or record a ainst him in any state or fedc1u coulI'
subsequent in tilatiOn 10y the company shoWc'
that a judgment vi 5000 was on record a.nns'
ROcmcr This he -worc against some other Ter,
son Of tho same and the conf any guai'htco"
the title. ,,. ,.o1,,,r
shot Y aftcrward the ORIGINAL Judgment creditor
hal an execution issued ard levy mace ulon un1
IIrolcrty. Meanwhile Merritt had gwen ho'Inc
about $1,000. Merritt aid of the JUDGMENT aho
then fell back the Guarantee COMPANY ,or , rn
amount and for wat he had lent Rocmer' uno
"''0''Vv I'M f, tIyatc dtcctivcs Rocmers track,
but he kert out Of the state until yesterday.
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RouDLE STAKES. HANDICAP sTEEPLEcHAsE.
AUCTION POOls
First race-Mr Maryland g.dIng s5O J. J. Healy sl5.
GOOD CRICKET AT STATEN ISLAND.

THE HOME CLUB MAKES THE LARGEST SCORE OF
THE SEASON HERE-NEw-HAVEN DEFEATED
The Staten island Club put strong eleven IN inc
field at Livingston l., Yesterday when the New'lia'eh
cInb nlayed ITS first match The consequence
was that the visitors badly defeated the islanders seor
ing PCT runs the biggest made near Newiot ts
season. made were principally iours' pouh"A'y
hits Lindsay particular distinguishing himself ny ceah'
wei. timed hitting Tho New.Haven team made a poor
showing against the bowling of Jackson nj Clay IN ther
frs, innings not getting double figures and tho
total only amounting 81 They therefore h@d 10 iolow
innings coud only make % IN Their second
venture they defeat by innings AMI - runs Inc
.nna
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Charles Julien AMI II nry Perrier. treneh eNh -"
rlnecrs came here the ste Normandc Inc! "'h
20 study The pr gcss II the work done on the ne"
m m OH large works progress In this country my
,aiie it The MAYORS office yesterday vi nor vi
du,t oa from John Breow. ; e. tay berry ihu"lu' u
hem a. Cbrf Engineer Church ~ tne Aqued.cl oohne
SIN ma rd.all o. the pr mont 81 Pubic Morhs Mr
Gbur,h 90, tho pormmls- visit the new apucduc
nnt instructed the division engineers 20 ahoro thrm All
e id facilities viewing the WORK In process
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth PARK races. Long Branch. 2:30 p
Pittman murder inquest. Cornners Onlce
Irene IIoyts case before SherinsJn
Methodist cam p-meetinR, sing sing; ~ ,,,r..,
OF order OF American firomeh NO. ifi ha''
EisIth-si.
of Police Board.
Cssns bronze buffalo head No 2l5 Forsythst. after
no =. .,....,
Raj lump from balloon. Rockawav' p NJ
Mis-, Van court before Labor Lyceum NO ~ Cnhtoh
Place. $50 p m. .-.-- ,,..,.u, po,,oo co,r,
Examination OF Union Park rioters. Harlem P9ice '9hr
Protective Tariff Lea meeting NO. o44 " est foiS'
D..
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MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1883.

Campbell. Guthridge q Co, agents In Melbourne for
the Lancashire Patent Bens Hose Co.. Manchester shand,
Mason q Co. Fire Engine Manufacturers London. John
Fowler Co, Engineers Leeds. &c. will be exhibiting
largely for the above hrm and willing take charge OF
exhibits for limited number Of American Manufacturers
Bsng large importers of American goods C.. @. Co are
competent full justice exhibits intrusted to them
Communicate with q. w Stonc Royal Building. Chi
oago
2hih.
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water The have ordered election to be hed
the August 10 10 vote the question OF oona
ins The village dsfay estimated expenses
Of carrying the project into effect.
RYx-Abram Fowler hotel keeper whom there were
seven complaints violations Of tho Excise lava sauf
day pleaded guilty of Of the couns and Justice
dne OF $5--.The trial Oh michael Storrs u
down for Friday.
SING sIsoThe annual camp meeting Of the Methodsts
on tho old camp Meeting grounds Sing Sing begins
TO-DAY.
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ALONG THE BOUND.

BRIDGEPORT William Maloy. about sixty, who left
his home on Tuesday last week has not since been heard
from Nv advice OF his counsel In Now-YOrk Georte
Feyth arrested Nswy ck last week for completely In the
BURGLARY at a. Farchds ewery store on Juy H. waveu
city yesterday and was bouna over
superior Court for trial Harhor Msstef ncNs
of Annie J. Higgins which went
down with ell April IL. of Canheens Island are
still out and act dangerous menace 70 seamtIs
from this city and New Haven. on their way TO New fol
The Hgpns position about three miles from inc Vonhec
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Mr. rRonnAx,S MEssrveER vOr Az AMArEUR.

w W Rider the secretary and general manager Vi
tho Mutual ID strict Messenger Company, denies the
report that Messenger 80 LIT Is only an amateur
lie says that EUGENE san-cr was EN-, loycd a. q ncS
u. 80 at I'm scrtrrnbcr 1856. He resigned Op
January IL l--7 and subsequently ie-'l- asc".
Wien Daniel Frohuan a licd Tor mc s.e"S $500
,Ic Mr. Sotberns SOU cnrs to London young SAME,
was r"commcn'lea Terms agreed uon anu
tho company couprcd the boy Tor the tourney iui
nisbiuy. l. usual, regular UNIFORM
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

nm 1r,nu. Bote-seuator Arthur p. German and ex'
Senator William Pnkney Whyte. Of MARYLAND John N:
senator George @. Wright Of Iowa "hfsE n
NAVY 80 Brsroorf Professor n T. Langley OF Alle
gheny PENN and Captain Phythian and Professor
ialI' o. s. Navy 49,. RossfaOre Hofei-Judge George A.
Hardin, OF the NewYork Supreme Court Ho S sro"'
irick-Pay Director John b. Cunningham. u: Navy
Aibernare John q Hazard VI ew'orieahs
- Morton House-SeBator c. p. Vedder
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RAILWAYS PILLS,

The f.r NJ 1--we mud StOmnch Kcmcdy
all disorders the stomach, Liver Bowels,
Kidneys adder Nervous Diseases Loss OF Appetite Head
Costiveness, Indigestion. Blousness Fever lnllam
marion Bowels Piles and all arrangements OF the
Int Vscca Purely vegetable containing no mercury
m delete drugs.
Price. % Z; Per isoy Nold hy az DruRRisfs'
RADWAY & CO.-Gentemen: Your PMS nave oIten
vnrded or ckncss family think IL safe TO be
without thom- they arc a medicine Most respect
fully your, 800. hENhi hhN"ohih'
Chehause IroquoIs Co, Illinois. $500
What a Ply -ican says Of Radway's Pills
am using yOuI T. Il Relief and your Regulating Pills and
have them above all pills. and sell many
of them have them hand always and use them In my
mr. and In my family and expect In preference
Of all Plls. Yours respectfully, 1900, .n.oo~
Doraville, Ga DIR A. G. dIopLEBkOok
10 THE PUBLIC.-Be sure and ak for RADMAl's, and
ace that the name " RADWAY " Is on what you buy.
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GAMES on THE DIAMOND FIELD.

Kerfe d. Passed Gals-FInt. B. Time-2:45 Umpre-ME
DOscher.
GAMES on THE DIAMOND FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA Aug S-About 900 people witnessed the
game here today between Brooklyn Athletic clubs
The wel-played and exciting throughout: the
Brooklyn making basehs at oppotnne moments
and winning by tho following score:
i n1lf s1a......: ,...SS &c
Observation-Disclosures. 49, Brooklyn. j. Erforsht Lr;c p;
Brook yn. P'Icheis-Weyhng ana Henderson Umpire
BALrl,gnr Aug sThe MettOpolitan and Baltimore
siderable elect while the delivery OF Krov " a. bate freely
The score WAS:
h MfTSrS'.n. :..S Q Q G-'5
Metropolitan. II Baltimore, IS. Errors Metro
piToi snTan "'' """
DETROIT Aug s.-Today's game between the Detroit and
his and The visitors by This
bSs1S SmI1'....'.::'.::S IS
Basehit.-Boston 10 Detroit. =; Errors-Boslon. !; De
sullivan
p1rrsBuHG Aug s-The washngtons won their third
cessve game from Tie Pttsbugs today by this score;
washington .-..--..."....-.....0 4 %
PttshuIg. u U ~
Ease hits-WasMngton. 10; Pttsburg. T. Errors-Wash.
pre-Mr Powers
brilliant today and defeated The Indianapolis nine
follows;
r indian 9 o
Basehts- Philadelphia. IL; Indianapolis. II. Enors-Phla
delphis, Inaianapois l. Phchers-Casey and Boj le
Umpire. Mr.. Foster.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. s-Free batting and good neihg work
enabled club take the lead IN the nIst III
the with the Cleveland nino To-Day The cham
pions follows:
s ST. foals IS
itsCeveland, TO- ST. LOUIS 49, Errors-Clevcland
Mr. cu iiTS' anu rum
Bx6nANToN Aug sThe players OF the Binghamton Base
bail u today fined $50 each by the eooIs because
fix weeks ago they reus d tho hcld unless Fowl
er the eolOred second baseman. was removed
AT Newburg-Gorham. 10 Acme g.
NEW PLAYER FOR THE METROPOLITANs.
The Metropolitan baseball club has Hogan
rghtfeder OF the Nashville ub and great base runer
This does not. however Rosemans release.
HOW THE VARIOUS CLUBS STAND.
club further behind League race
yesterday The Chicago Boston. Philadelphia and Washing
ton clubs the League games while in the American
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Total
NEW HAVEN.
Oidl. --.-..-..--- --.---.--..s % '"''' 800
runs AT THE FALL OF EACH VIC

RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
STATEN ISLAND.
First inning 20 % rs III l6J 2Ol 2l9 253 257 2c7
NEW-HAvEN.
s sTsd I min l. 70 i i q g q 81 q s.
ANALYSIS Or TILE BOWLING.
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FrrH-seLLrSG. 3-16 MILES.
s.xru-HAxpIcAp HURDLE. Ia MILES
. Doubtful starter.
ODEN BOWIE'S JUBILEE WINS AT LAST.
yoLANTE's EASY VICTORY OVER LARGE FIELD

ONE OF MIR. BELMoNT's CAsr-oFFs.
SARATOGA Aug s-Tho public was quite willing That Jul
blee should today for the stable OF Ex-Governor ho"e
ma haen IN hard lines The victory popular one
OF course Volante exhibition OF his horses In The
third race He by only half length. but might nave
been times that distance Alaric ran goou race I"
colt has wonderful improvement since August be
mont sold him 10 the Excelsior stable
FIRST RAcE-PUEsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX
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STATEN ISLAND.

NoRtnTEip.The roard Of Health held meeting ycster
day aud Themselves committee Of the whole 10
meet The onrrs of Jarrett Nepeus Co.. and examine the
compa the dye works OF the company at
Cherry Lane q tn sday.
EuGFw ArE Bontgein AMI DENIS. the two Italians who
ouarrcl,i Cifton sunhay account OF
fla Htnuett each nnrd So yesterday by Justice
Vaughn.
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The hard glove fight for So 001 aide between tom Hon
~ and Johnny" Reagan <ht Long Island sound
early Yesterday morning. Three hundred sports were the
forced ont OF the ring " VIC
excited mob alter hghtng thirty nine rouhus IN "oui'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALdANAC.

MINIArURS ALdANAI
sunrses 500 Sets OF Moon rise 1910 Moons ago. ~
WATER
4 M-sandy Hook. 1l:12 Gov Isld lili HeiGate ~ III
PA-Sandy Hook. 1l;ll Gov Isfd- ll34 Hell 9ate LOU
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WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

PORT CHESTER -Livngstol sekes, negro was arrested
Saturday carg" Of burglary and larceny In having
the store OF Eli curtis o. ami stolen about $40 in
and goods ned Al $40 last week Re had been
pJved by tho ard yesterday admitted his guilt. He
to the County jail To await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
TARRYTowN Tho people OF Tsrrytown de"plv inter
IN the project OF obtaining ample supply OF pure
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LONG ISLAND.

srSNEYvILLE-The Rev. r. J. watts. Of the Methodist
Chur his RESIGNATION Yesterday and the trustees
accepted IT, Mr. Waits has "r long time been IN III health
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Association tho St. Louis Brooklyn and the metropolitan
china VIM Tho racnrdA 70 dafe fooMa:


The Brooklyn and Athletic clubs will play al "ashns'o
Park Brooklyn, to-day.
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EaIned rnns-Chlcag0, II wv f0fK, = INo'1dse HHs-
Arson. Ti,;uau Ewing III hii--Burns CpuIOi
Keefe. Home run-Pfo1er Frat base On halls William
son Carks0n Sunday Pfeer, Gore. Frst base
Chicago, . New-NOrk, struck out By GARRISON. =; b.
Ke-fe, Il. Passed bals-flint B. Time-Z:45 Umpre-MI
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the third and fourth tho nft the last
named winning by three engths Ten sheai ana oeoko
Mccullough length apart
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
- A.. w.,on, NAM Age Weight
q and a I lOBJ. J. Healy- .-....-.3 30
Ny Maryland Eeld..+ 1851 v
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1873 West6 3lst
Uoprs-sts IL 5toT Diseases u ths Nervous Systs
esnIto. q ruary organs Impotence "a sterllitT
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-22
INDIAN POTTERY.
Regions In the Mexican Republic whera
the Old Art Still Survives.

Regions In the Mexican Republic Where
the Old Art Still Survives.
1t is thought by some that ornament
al patterns on pottery are handed
down by sayages from ono generation
to another. This is not true of our
Indian, who, after making pot. orna-
ments it with improvised designs. He
has no pattern-books to guide him.
Indians of New Mexico accustomed to
pottery-making have. since their con
tact with whites, given attention to
more elaborate ornamentation; just as
those of Mexico meet q demand and
find their way into public and private
collections. The most noticeable
change in technique is the use of ami
NAL and human forms. which, though
not unknown on older pieces, are rare.
Toy forms OF pottery and those animal
and human designs which met the
readiest sale have been m 1st improved
by kind of natural selection
The thirst for antiquities has also
stimulated the native artists TO initiate
them. In the City of Mexico an Italian
made n good living for three years
making stone sculptures in imitation
of antiquities. The writer saw some
of his works. but they were easily de-
tected. The children all had European
faces. and the delicate parts of the
body were two well worked out Near
the city of Mexico live settlement of
Indians who have the credit of manu-
featuring clever limitations of ancient
pottery. The noble custom of excit-
ing In children the love of the beausi-
ful through toys and dolls was not neg
lected by the ancient Mexicans. Even
At our day striking example IS the
manufacture of toys in great p-ofasion
at Guadalajara, which are sold not only
throughout the republic. but outside.
They are taken on the backs of men
and animals packed in baskets and
crates These toys are very truthful
representations of the manners and
customs of the people. For the rude
apparatus employed. they ara truly re-
markable. /. The most interesting fact
about this ware is the way in which the
artist holds on to ancient forms. and in
the decoration yields himself absolutely
to the whims and demands of the mar
ket- He even borrows from the Span
lard the art of silyering and regilding.
This almost total hiding OF the old
thing which they are unwilling TO give
up, with paint and forms to which their
old art was a stranger. is also seen in
their gourd vessels.
The pitchers from Toluea. once sim
pie. unnozzled vessels. are lost in the
large spouts, altered handles. polished
surface. elaborate decoration, glazing
and stamping. Stf1l. one mas visit re-
gions in Mexico where the old art still
survives. The Pames. near the Vale
del Maiz. and the Huastecas, The In
dians Of Sierra Nola and of Sayanito.
away from the influence of innovations.
make their pottery rs of old. simple in
form and decoration. Ei,0ard Palmer.
Il, 4slcrtc7s Naturalist
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-22
TEuToNIC WISDOM.
Carl Dunder Tells His Friend WHY Tie II.
Happy and How He Got Rich.

Sometimes somepody comes TO me
und says xhas Carl Danders 1 vhas
Ali right. Mr.. Dunder. You vhas fat
und sleek: you vhas always nit shmile
on your face: you haf no trouble mit
your family; eafery poly siloeaks wei
of You. / like you To tell mo how it
vhas done. Und j answer him:
IF somepody yhas content he gets
fat. If somepody vhas a. peace nit all
der woridt he shmiles. Der man who
marries for love und IS a true husband
10 his wife and a good fadder to his
shildren will haf no trouble NIT his
house Eafery pody must shpeak well
of man who keeps oudt of boNtics,
pays his deb.s. shtands to his word und
preaks no laws
Und sometimes somepody comes to
me und says vhas l Carl Dunder. dot
oldt Dutehmans? 1 vhas. Mr.. Dam
der. vhas your frendt I like little
loan for aboudt two weeks Und
saws to him:
Make oudt your note due in feefteen
days und get some good indorsers und
lend you ten dollars. l like to keep
lOu SiSt III AiiSH0lT ull1 81 oO pes
ness nit you in a peesness yhay. No
stranger gets madt at you for an
honest opinion, bat sometimes your
best frenIt gets malt yhen you dun
him. Der banker makes no enemies
when he collects his money. Why
should I?''
Und again somepoly comes to me
NIT long face und asks vhas 1 Carl
Dunder. dot Dutchmans who makes so
mooch money? Mr.. Dunder, you yhas
sooch n lucky dog. Yoa vhas shust
coming money. You pegins 50 poor
you doan' own your own boots. und
now You rice in your carriage. All!
Fortune vhas an eccentric jade. She
shmiles on some und frowns on others.
l like you to tell me how you manage
it. Und saws to him:
"My frendt, Luck vhas der old man
in der poor-house. Ii you wait for
Luck to come along uad hclp-you oudt
You wait for der city 10 bury yon.
work hardt, 1 spend leeille; plan care
fully; buy no vacant los IN hollow.
und l build no shipvar,ls on hill.
What YOU smoke md drink pays my
taxes. What time you lose builds my
fences und shingles nv houses. Gif
Perseverance, dollar md he makes it
two; gif Half-Heart dollar und he lets
half of it ship avhav while he is wait
iuo- Detroit Free Press
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-22
ON a CASH BASIS.
Sub-Tressury Oficial's Chat About Uncl
SANS Business Methods.

A Sub-TFeasury Official's Chat About Uncle
sans Business Methods.
Uncle Sam does not deal in credits.
He paws cash and secs that he gets
cash. Ia our vaults here we have
many thousands of dollars. and We
daily handl. an immense amount, but
we do not receive checks-certified OF
otherwise. When the bs.ri<s want to
do business at the sub-treasurv they
bring cash. as for instance local
banks correspondent In the country
sends here for so much silver-say
5000. He sends a check To us. and
we notify the local baak. which then
deposits the money, receiving the check.
and we ship the silver free. We do no
banking business. our duty being to
supply the people with currency, being
the medium of exchange between the
Government and its citizens. The
notes Of national banks are legal ten
ders, but we protect ourselves against
them. They are accumulated TO q
given amount Mt Washington, and the
banks are ordered To redeem them.
Then, If one of these banks here is so
notified, it sendsa deposit to us to cover
the amount of the notes, and after we
ship the money 10 Washington the notes
are delivered by us to the bank and
goes again into circulation. We do credit
with one person-the pension agent of
this district-for certain amount to
cover the quarterly payments, but that
is charged to the disbursing Office. st.
Louis Globe Democrat.